Cut a piece of transparency to desired size.
Stamping On Transparencies Tape the transparency down to prevent slipping.
Ink stamp with Staz- On and stamp on By Amy
transparency.

Stamping is making a comeback,
which is good for me! I started
stamping art when I was 11 years
old. Just ask my father and he will be more
than happy to tell you about the teddy bear walls
in my walk –in- closet that I stamped with scented
lime green ink. I don’t recall who gave me that ink
pad and teddy bear stamp but I am so thankful
they did. Something clicked and many years later Pull stamp gently away from transparency and
this love for stamping still thrives. Except now I use allow to dry for several minutes.
paper, not drywall. 

Transparencies are still hot in the industry and my
tutorial is going to show you how to save some
money by making your own. It’s really simple, I
promise.

Supplies Needed:

After it dries you are ready to use it in your project.
Below is my finished card. I applied Stickles on top
of the transparency to add color and dimension.

Transparency Paper (blue shown for photography
purposes)
Staz-On Ink
Stamp of choice
Tape
The round clear lid you see is going to be used as
my mounting block for my stamp. I love recycling!
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